Denso 160-3122 Low Profile Wiper Blade, 22 inches - OEM Style, Single Pack Review

I've tried many different wipers over the years but these Densos have been the best so far (I had them a few weeks before storm time) . We'll see how they hold up, but I definitely like them a lot the way they are.

So if you haven't figured it out yet, there are plenty of automakers out there. In this case, Denso is GM's supplier of blades for my '17 Escalade. See photo, OEM above, Denso already installed. Same brushes as in Delco AC box but cheaper than buying from GMparts dealer/body. These are wiper blades, they work well and in my case they last about 2 years against cheap ones from costco etc.

An excellent caretaker. I bought a couple to replace the wipers on my '97 4Runner that I was shipping to Oregon for my granddaughter. Very impressed with the build quality and secure fit of the J hook used on Toyota vehicles. I have a 2003 4Runner Sport and the driver's side wiper never completely cleared the top left corner until I bought a Denso for it. As far as I know there is no better glass cleaner at any price. Like good tires, good wipers are cheap insurance.

I finally got to use these wipers and to say the least they are great. I installed these wipers on my wife's 2003 Monte Carlo about two weeks ago, well it's finally raining here in the desert and I've found that the wipers don't leave solid streaks. I have to say that the previous windshield wipers I have installed weren't as good as they are at wiping the windshield out of the water. My only concern is how long they will survive in this southwestern wilderness. Other wipers lasted maybe 8…

I have a full size Dodge and am tired of changing wiper blade kits in my rainy part of the country. I know Denso from the OEM cooperation with Toyota and am very impressed so far. The box actually says "Made in Japan" which is rare, let alone wiper blades. I was concerned that they were advertised as 'low profile' and 'designer' because honestly I don't care. Luckily they look like regular blades, nothing special. The connector looks solid. They wash great. I am happy to pay for a quality…

These low profile Denso designer wiper blades are exactly the same as the original equipment wipers used in Lexus, Toyota and newer Subarus. The general photo is not what the wiper looks like (see photo #1 I uploaded). I've been looking for this for a long time to replace the original blades on my 2014 Honda Odyssey and I'm glad I finally found it. I've tried many different radiating blades from Bosch, Valeo, RainX etc and they either missed or streaked and were also quite noisy. These Denso…

I've tried many wiper styles on my 2015 Ram 1500. Two different Bosch bars (Icon and a cheaper style maybe Advantage) were missing from the lower right corner of the windshield. Bar-shaped blades seem to fit well with a constant radius, but many windshields have a sharper curve around the edge. Non-original wipers also have the wiper arm pivot located higher, which in some cases can change the wiping range and the position where the wipers are parked. I also tried a pair of Bosch Excels, which…

Another update: Yes. It was a bad idea to try the Bosch hybrid wipers and reinstall the old ones I kept just in case. It's not so much the design of the hybrid brushes as the fact that the cx-3 requires the least. The profile of possible windscreen wipers, as well as the fact that these blades are horizontal rather than very curved, ensure that they work as well as possible on the CX-3. Other hybrid woods I tried rang to new woods immediately which was a shock even after 2 changes. However, I…